When the news of the school shooting in Newtown, Conn., unfolded across social networks and a host of online news sites, Pat Mitchell took to Twitter.
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As an upstart social marketer social media's cause marketing promise hasn't felt realized. What we know is the common fire syndrome, clustering around the fire in times of need, works. This Fast Company article chronicles how six social activists are realizing social media marketing's promise. Are these six examples harbingers of a New Altruism via social media? Let's hope.
Related recent post on ScentTrail Marketing: The New Altruism: Wright, Shermer, Benkler
http://scenttrail.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-new-altruism-wright-shermer-benkler.html